Uriya Shavit is a senior Lecturer at the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Tel Aviv University.He specializes in the study of modern Islamic law and politics and is author of numerous articles and six booksin these fields, including; The New Imagined Community: Global Media and the Construction of National and Muslim Identities of Migrants (2009).

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• Introduction 1 Second-Generation Islamism in the Path of Pragmatic Idealism  2 Disco is the New Crusader: Roots and Systemization of the "Cultural Attack" 3 Do Cultures Possess Guns? Contextualizing and Debating the "Cultural Attack" 4 The Decline of the West: Predicting the Collapse of a Godless Civilisation 5 From Nadir to Triumph: Constructing the Muslim Migrant as a Missionary Conclusion

Uriya Shavit is a senior Lecturer at the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Tel Aviv University.He specializes in the study of modern Islamic law and politics and is author of numerous articles and six booksin these fields, including; The New Imagined Community: Global Media and the Construction of National and Muslim Identities of Migrants (2009).

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• Introduction 1 Second-Generation Islamism in the Path of Pragmatic Idealism  2 Disco is the New Crusader: Roots and Systemization of the "Cultural Attack" 3 Do Cultures Possess Guns? Contextualizing and Debating the "Cultural Attack" 4 The Decline of the West: Predicting the Collapse of a Godless Civilisation 5 From Nadir to Triumph: Constructing the Muslim Migrant as a Missionary Conclusion

Uriya Shavit is a senior Lecturer at the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Tel Aviv University.He specializes in the study of modern Islamic law and politics and is author of numerous articles and six booksin these fields, including; The New Imagined Community: Global Media and the Construction of National and Muslim Identities of Migrants (2009).

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• Introduction 1 Second-Generation Islamism in the Path of Pragmatic Idealism  2 Disco is the New Crusader: Roots and Systemization of the "Cultural Attack" 3 Do Cultures Possess Guns? Contextualizing and Debating the "Cultural Attack" 4 The Decline of the West: Predicting the Collapse of a Godless Civilisation 5 From Nadir to Triumph: Constructing the Muslim Migrant as a Missionary Conclusion